Sentence examples for only be attained from inspiring English sources

A coalition government will not bring national unity, because that can only be attained if the civil society can unite.

''Peace can only be attained if, once we evacuate the territories, we find a responsible Palestinian leadership," he said.

Alongside, circumventing the escalating number of new infections can only be attained with effective and practical preventative strategies.

The way we took it when, the year we turned 30, Life decreed that excellences of all varieties could only be attained by persons 29 or younger.

However, such a goal can only be attained if standardised definitions are developed through consensus and utilised by all health care institutes in all Australian states and territories.

It is argued that the objectives proposed with these instruments can only be attained by ensuring a wide participation of land users.

Monotonic schemes that combine explicit time stepping with dG space discretization are very common, but the design of such schemes for implicit time stepping is rare, and it had only been attained so far for 1D problems.

It becomes an accurate guide for moral action only when combined with knowledge of people of all different backgrounds — knowledge that can be attained only if you are willing to actively listen to people whose voices have been silenced.

This implies that definite causal laws for the behaviour of these particles can never be attained, but only statistical laws governing the behaviour of immense aggregates of them.

This stretch target payout can be attained only if the EVA improvement objective is achieved first.

The theoretical best encoding scheme can be attained only in special circumstances.